Federal Trade Commission Privacy Law and Policy

Federal Trade Commission Privacy Law and Policy

Hoofnagle, Chris Jay (University of California, Berkeley)

Cambridge University Press

02/2016

423

Mole

Inglês

9781107565630

15 a 20 dias

The US Federal Trade Commission is now the most important regulator of information privacy in the world, but it is often poorly understood. This volume addresses this confusion by explaining the FTC's privacy activities and how these activities fit in the context of the agency's consumer protection mission.
Introduction; Part I. The History, Powers, and Procedure of the Federal Trade Commission: 1. History of the Federal Trade Commission; 2. The FTC and the rise of consumerism; 3. The modern FTC; 4. Organization and procedural basics; 5. Unfair and deceptive practices; Part II. The FTC's Regulation of Privacy: 6. Online privacy; 7. Privacy of children; 8. Information security; 9. Anti-marketing efforts: email, telemarketing, and malware; 10. Financial privacy; 11. International privacy efforts; Part III. Conclusion: 12. Strengthening the FTC and protecting privacy.
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